Wheels and Body Kits
#1
Wheels and Body Kits
Currently deciding between getting a Jazz and a Civic here in the UK. I think looking at some of the pics here as made up my mind
Is it possible to fit 16/17" wheels to a stock Jazz without any body kits?
Also any one know any online shops that will sell a body kit and post it to me in the UK?
Is it possible to fit 16/17" wheels to a stock Jazz without any body kits?
Also any one know any online shops that will sell a body kit and post it to me in the UK?
#2
Hi,
For the wheels, it's certainly possible - check out these guys as an example of what you could use: Performance Alloys
As for bodykits, I don't think there's much around at the moment, in the UK at least, although there's probably a few options within Europe.
I'm going for a Jazz, although I like the new 2006 Civic more than the old one.
For the wheels, it's certainly possible - check out these guys as an example of what you could use: Performance Alloys
As for bodykits, I don't think there's much around at the moment, in the UK at least, although there's probably a few options within Europe.
I'm going for a Jazz, although I like the new 2006 Civic more than the old one.
#3
Is it possible to fit 16/17" wheels to a stock Jazz without any body kits?
Also any one know any online shops that will sell a body kit and post it to me in the UK?
#4
Originally Posted by michaelj
Hi,
For the wheels, it's certainly possible - check out these guys as an example of what you could use: Performance Alloys
As for bodykits, I don't think there's much around at the moment, in the UK at least, although there's probably a few options within Europe.
I'm going for a Jazz, although I like the new 2006 Civic more than the old one.
For the wheels, it's certainly possible - check out these guys as an example of what you could use: Performance Alloys
As for bodykits, I don't think there's much around at the moment, in the UK at least, although there's probably a few options within Europe.
I'm going for a Jazz, although I like the new 2006 Civic more than the old one.
#5
Originally Posted by ken1279
I agree. It is possible to fit 16/17" wheels to a stock Jazz without any body kits. Just check the width and the offset of the rims and use the correct tire size so that there will be no problems. Regarding the weight of the rims, a lot of 16" or 17" rims are already lighter than the stock rims so there will be no issues there.
#7
Originally Posted by ken1279
I use 195/50. I didn't like the feel of 205s because the steering wheel was too heavy.
#10
Originally Posted by JDM_FIT
is it safe to put a 205/50 tires, 16x7JJ +42 offset mags on the jazz? will the tires will rub the fender liner while turning left or right? thanx
#11
I just got a set of 17x7 inch enkei's on my jazz . But you really have to go for low profile, i'm currently using 205/40. And the weight increase was exactly 2kg for me. i originally had the 14 inch rims. But your striaght line performance suffers fairly badly & so does your fuel economy. :'(
#12
Originally Posted by strepto
I do I can get all the Mugen and Spoon stuff if you'd like that. I could prolly also get a hold of BuddyClubs bodykit. That being said - the Jazz doesn't need too much to get that custom fit. A nice set of rims, mayge a few lips...
#13
Originally Posted by michaelj
Hi,
For the wheels, it's certainly possible - check out these guys as an example of what you could use: Performance Alloys
For the wheels, it's certainly possible - check out these guys as an example of what you could use: Performance Alloys
#14
I am using 16" Work Emotion CR Kai with 205/45 Yokohama DNA GP tires. Absolutely no problems unless the car is packed with five people then I get an occasional rub on the inner lip of the quarter panels. I have the Mugen body kit but it clears fine. Since I went with Work Emotion's I even shedded a few pounds, about one pound perwheel to be exact and the handling is unbelievable!
Last edited by Fit7483; 10-12-2005 at 07:12 AM.
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